If Cthulhu rises, he's gonna have one heck of a revolution on his hands. Humanity will fight him to their last breath.

Conversely, people would line up for miles to cheer on their new reptilian overlord.

A fight between Godzilla and Cthulhu isn't just a fight between the two. It's Cthulhu vs. Godzilla + THE ENTIRE HUMAN RACE ROOTING FOR, AND TECHNOLOGICALLY ENHANCING, Godzilla.

Oh, and Godzilla always wins, especially when all of Japan, and the world, cheers for him. Kind of like Gamera, who would erupt from the ocean whilst Mothra soared in from the islands to help Godzilla. Remember, he's the king of monsters, and it's not about who would win in a duel, it's about who wins, and who's dead.

Would you brag of the abilities of an army of ants in a fight between the entire German blitzkrieg and a dozen British Spitfires? For that is how little the support of humanity would matter. The dread Lord of R'lyeh would crush the pitiful overgrown rebellious Deep One, and not even notice the teeming masses of tiny pink hairless monkeys.

Would you brag of the abilities of an army of ants in a fight between the entire German blitzkrieg and a dozen British Spitfires? For that is how little the support of humanity would matter. The dread Lord of R'lyeh would crush the pitiful overgrown rebellious Deep One, and not even notice the teeming masses of tiny pink hairless monkeys.

But, how do you miss an obvious breakfast when you wake up angry and hungry?

Godzilla's a wee lad compared to Great Cthulhu. Godzilla has a nuclear breath weapon. Cthulhu thinks that Godzilla would look good turning upon his tiny pink hairless monkey fanbois and incinerating the lot of them. Godzilla's SAN loss is more than sufficient to warrant saying "yes boss" to this wonderful suggestion.

Godzilla becomes the forerunner of monsters yet to come. Too bad for the Godzilla fanbois - although they at least enjoy the knowledge that "their monster" is as he always was - prone to incinerate and stomp on his fanbois simply because he woke up with a migraine.

After all, Godzilla's patterns of emergence are for no apparent reason. Godzilla dreams. Great Cthulhu rules the dreams of those who rest in the ocean depths.

Godzilla's a wee lad compared to Great Cthulhu. Godzilla has a nuclear breath weapon. Cthulhu thinks that Godzilla would look good turning upon his tiny pink hairless monkey fanbois and incinerating the lot of them. Godzilla's SAN loss is more than sufficient to warrant saying "yes boss" to this wonderful suggestion.

Godzilla becomes the forerunner of monsters yet to come. Too bad for the Godzilla fanbois - although they at least enjoy the knowledge that "their monster" is as he always was - prone to incinerate and stomp on his fanbois simply because he woke up with a migraine.

After all, Godzilla's patterns of emergence are for no apparent reason. Godzilla dreams. Great Cthulhu rules the dreams of those who rest in the ocean depths.

Great Cthulhu wins before initiative is even a consideration.

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No way. Godzilla knows where Cthulhu is sleeping on the bottom of the
ocean. So it is just a matter of walking over and performing a
coup da grace.

sigh... Now I miss Cthulhu. Too bad he is such a bad fighter, and that
Godzilla keeled his ass.

(Cthulhu couldn't even dodge the boat that hit him in the head and popped his head open.)

Gotta go with Godzilla on this one. Chuthulu's mind tricks might work on mere mortals but would be ineffective against Godzilla. Godzilla is invulnerable to most physical harm and heals fast as well. In "Call of Chuthulu" said monster got his head split open by a ramming boat (though he does heal fast) but this would not have even scratched Godzilla. Plus Godzilla has that crazy atomic breath weapon which would probably dehydrate something as squishy as Chuthulu. And Chuthulu couldn't even run and hide in his city of R'lyeh, because Godzilla is ocean based as well. Yeah, I think Chuthulu would become an 'Old Dead One'.